The Review and Herald’s New Publishing House
By Editor
We congratulate our Review and Herald brethren. They have moved into their new publishing house in Takoma Park, Washington D. C. It must seem good indeed after being in temporary quarters so long. Their new building is of four stories and basement, 60x90 feet. The basement contains paper, steam boilers, hot water boiler, and motor; first floor, manager's office, circulation department, counting room, book store-room, and press room; second floor, the bindery; third floor, editorial and proof-rooms, assembly hall, and type room. Toilet, washrooms, and large sinks with hot and cold water are provided on every floor where needed. All machinery is operated by electric motors, and the building lighted by electricity. In the rear of the main building is a power-house 30x30 feet, with gas-producing plant, with engine 65 H. P., and a direct connected generator of 43 k. w. May they have the abundant blessing of God in their new offices.